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Growing economy in the world and could be the next ten years. >> 120 degrees fahrenheit in new delhi now, fareed. i dont know. >> it well have to leave it at that. ill tell people to read the current issue of "the economist" and buy ian bremmers new book or read it if you can find a way to do that without buying it but i think ian would like you to buy it. next on gchs, inside putins mind, im going to take you there. its the title of my latest special which premieres tonight at 8:00 p.m. easte...

There is some kind of negotiated settlement, something that putin is willing to accept. some kind of deal where he is rationally able to see that he gets something and he gives something. so all that makes it important, more important than ever that we try to understand the russian leaders motivations, his mind. so i spent the last few months working on a new special called "inside the mind of vladimir putin". it premiers tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern and pacific. in this clip we take you back to...

Commission system, not by the uk system. the only way you resolve something like this in my experience of dealing with europe is elevate it to the leaders level and get it settled there. >> one more example of the damage in britain brexit caused. >> it was inevitable we would have this problem. the moment you take the uk out of the center of europe, where weve been for four decades, then the hard external border of the european union is between the north of ireland and south of ireland. so it wa...

Nato? and this myth that perpetrates we somehow were trying to push and humiliate russia, russia is not the result of our humiliation of russia, its the result of bad government in russia. >> joe biden says that his worry is that putin is cornered and he doesnt have a way out. so what should the western ukraine do? should there be an active search for an off-ramp, or are you of the view lets first make sure that ukraine kind of prevails in this and not worries so much about giving putin a face-s...

This year it will be the fastest growing economy in the world and could be the next ten years. >> 120 degrees fahrenheit in new delhi now, fareed. i dont know. >> it well have to leave it at that. ill tell people to read the current issue of "the economist" and buy ian bremmers new book or read it if you can find a way to do that without buying it but i think ian would like you to buy it. next on "gps", inside putins mind, im going to take you there. its the title of my latest special which pr...

Withdrawn from russia, i dont think they will go back in whilst putin remains in power. so that isolation which is as much voluntary as it is mandated will remain. the second thing is europe -- it learned its lesson now. it will change its lesson fundamentally to release itself from dependence on russian oil and gas. it may take some time in the case of gas so on and so forth to, but that will happen because its absolutely inevitable because no one wants to be in a question again of having a con...

Future relationship with russia, but i dont -- i dont favor pushing the ukrainians into a premature negotiation just as i wouldnt hold them back if they consider there is an optimum moment maybe after the summer months. >> and then you get to the game of what does the west ask for in return for the relaxation of sanctions, which is presumably one of the key russian demands is going to be. it just strikes me this is going to go on for a long time. again, one of putins miscalculations is i dont th...

President of the united states do? >> theres not much he can do, but in coordination with the allies with nato and the eu and the rest of the free world he can try to change putins calculus by making the war even costlier for him. that means an oil embargo of some sort. thats a very difficult thing, especially for europe, to pull off. but i think the pressure has to be ratcheted up on putin in some way so that we -- you know, hes got a very high sort of risk tolerance, and the russians can lob r...

Provoking some sort of political process in russia where the war, if it becomes bloody and prolonged, actually backfires on him is probably the most important thing thatis probably the most important thing that is holding him back. but when i say he holds all the cards, it is nothing that ukraine has done or nato has done that brought this crisis. this crisis was completely engineered. inside putins head. it engineered. inside putins head. it sounds as if it is almost a distraction to what is go...

>> i think hes a little unhinged. i really do. and thats why these statements bear watching. and i hope, perhaps, someone in our government, secretary of defense is attempting to seek clarification of these statements. >> from the russian counterparts? >> exactly. >> and what is your sense trying to get inside the kremlin, inside putins inner circle? are there people around him who can, you know, keep that under a lid if putin wants to -- >> i dont know -- >> wants to do something dramatic. >> w...